Sentence examples for infringements would be from inspiring English sources

The Court of Appeal held that whilst Article 8(1) could be infringed in relation to those self-medicating with cannabis, any infringements would be justified due to the limitations contained within Article 8(2) ECHR.

Even if the verdicts are affirmed, trials to assess financial damages for the infringements would be unlikely to begin before late next year at the earliest, lawyers say.

But Justice Nye Perram said Dallas Buyers Club LLC could not claim for damages based on the uploads and downloads of the file on torrent sites because the idea was "so surreal as to not be taken seriously" and the number of copyright infringements would be "astronomical".

Applying criminal sanctions to copyright infringement would be unprecedented in the industrialised world says Doctorow.

Thus, the next foul committed by any of our players that would merit a yellow card (probably in our case for persistent infringement) would be a second yellow/red card and ejection from the match.

You'd think that people who were engaging in wanton copyright infringement would be a little more prudent with their activities, but far be it from me to question people's decision-making skills.

The coalition argues that the design patents covered only minor features and that should the court uphold the judgment and force Samsung to pay Apple damages over patent infringements it would be detrimental to the development of the industry and consumer choice.

It warned that infringement cases would be opened against other countries if they were found to be ignoring the directive.

For its part, the BPI has said that it would oppose any service that heavily relied on copyright infringement, but would be willing to help sites shift away from "illegal downloading".

Restricting infringement also would be good for society, which is enriched by people living out their faiths.

Darley was responding to the BHA's announcement that penalties for minor infringements of the rules would be scaled down.